- PhD, Environmental and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen
- PhD, Forestry, Bangor University
- MS, Sustainable Development and Conservation Biology, University of Maryland
- BS, Wildlife Biology, University of Antananarivo, Madagascar
BIO
Ranaivo is interested in investigating the impacts of environmental programs and environmental changes on different human wellbeing and environmental outcomes. He has looked at the impacts of community forest management and protected areas on deforestation, economic, and subjective human well-being in Madagascar. Ranaivo has also examined the links between forests, child nutrition, and health in developing countries. At Cornell, Ranaivo explored links between fishery and child development in the areas around Lake Victoria, Kenya.
Publications
Area(s) of expertise
Environmental economics, fishery, forests, impact evaluation, nature conservation, planetary health
Bio
Ranaivo is interested in investigating the impacts of environmental programs and environmental changes on different human wellbeing and environmental outcomes. He has looked at the impacts of community forest management and protected areas on deforestation, economic, and subjective human well-being in Madagascar. Ranaivo has also examined the links between forests, child nutrition, and health in developing countries. At Cornell, Ranaivo explored links between fishery and child development in the areas around Lake Victoria, Kenya.
Publications
Areas of Expertise
Environmental economics, fishery, forests, impact evaluation, nature conservation, planetary health
Awards and Recognition
- Forest and Nature for Society, Erasmus Mundus joint doctorate program, European Commission, November 2012-March 2016
- Fulbright, USA Department of State, August 2009–May 2011
- Fellowship from the University of Maryland, August 2009–May 2011